Bride of the rain

Social and family relationships form the reference world from which Buthaina Al Essa draws in her novel "Bride of the Rain," as she traces a series of interconnected, multi-party, and differing relationships in perspectives. These relationships, which the novel explores, unfold through its treatment of the twin siblings Osama and Asmaa. Fate willed that the handsome boy be the father, while the girl became an ugly-faced girl living in psychological isolation and disappointments. The novel "Bride of the Rain" by Buthaina Al Essa was published by the Arab Scientific Publishers as part of a distinguished collection of Arabic novels. About the novel "Bride of the Rain" In "Bride of the Rain," the fragmentation of dreams, failures, and escape to a pink world where the soul is free to soar in cherished realms is depicted, where the heart enjoys drowning in its beautiful, endless illusions. In the novel, the author, through her main character Asmaa, presents psychological states revealing human suffering when living in a reality devoid of emotions, making escape to more transparent and tender worlds the way to continue the bleak life. And Asmaa captivates the reader in this novel, immersing them in her worlds woven by the writer through wonderful phrases that reveal refined literary creativity. Quotes from the book "Bride of the Rain" The worst thing is to live a life you dislike, to be - logically - the sole responsible for this life, to even lose the ability to live as a victim of circumstances. When we are born female, we are born issues.